24' Superboat O/B ?
 

Can twin outboards be installed on a 24' Superboat? What are pros and cons of this?


Also does anyone know anything about this boat? Should this boat be avoided? Or is it good to go.

http://www.offshoreonlyclassifieds.c...o20928-en.html


Also this is my first post. So hello everyone.

Wellcome to OSO!! Anyway, the boat seems clean and the owner is on Scream and Fly alot and seems like a good guy. That boat will run through anything you can throw at it.:cool-smiley-011:

You wouldn't happen to know his screen name would you? And what would you suggest for power? Twins are probably to much on a 24 footer right.

That Boat Is Sold ///////////////////////

Did you buy it John?

No , It Was On Scream And Fly For The Longest Time And He Posted That He Finally Sold It

There is a 24 Pantera with twin 200's in Atlanta for a few $$$ more.

http://forums.screamandfly.com/forum...hlight=pantera

There is the link, guess the price is more than a few dollars more than the SB, but worth it IMO.

Twin 200's on a 24 have been done but IMO not recommended. Have not heard of any with twin 300'S
Boat accelerates like a rocket.
2 draw backs IMO
1) Tie bars or knees need to be installed or over time transon takes a beating
2) Extra weight from twins makes boat too tail heavy and a hand full to drive for lack of a better term .

They are realy great boats-had 2 myself both outboards would buy another one without a doubt

IMO Single 300 is in the mid 70 range (about same as twin 200'S) much easier to drive and less up keep and fuel.

Superbash ( Gene) is running 78+ with his 24 and a 300 on the back. His boat is on the Superboat website,
http://www.superboatonline.com/24.html